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With flaw Haven Evening under re-
lates‘ this incident of the Democratic
slats “volition:
The us was posed ’at the Democratic
convention late Wednesday afternoon
between 'two delegates. and there was
an apparition made that layer Behea-
natt. of Stamford, had wilfully voted
tslea».
This was when the roll was being
eatindnn the adoption of the platform.
munitions. was test-inc. .,lt,wss. lost
attenqttairaian Kennedy had been cai-
led down dor» the way that hepatitis
vyto on the platform. He had said that
those who. wished to vote against the
“Chicago platform should vote “No" and
those who wished to vote for the Chl- .
cno platform should vote "Yes. " .
This displeased the gold men terribly
and there were cries that it was intimi-
dation that the vote was not put be-,
tore “the convention in a fair manner.
He finally put it in such a manner
that the delegates were asked to vote
for or against theminority report of
the committee on resolutions.
All the way through the vote there
were ltiterrtiptions and'cries of unfair-
ness.
(fiverylliing was going along very
nicely 'anti quietly when the name of
Dolegilte Ketcnam was called.
"Yes." shouted some one in the front
part oi, the hall.
"I protest" shouted Delegate ll. S.
Weed. til New Canaan, excitedly. "Pro-
' uceMl‘. Keteham."
d“l say Mr. Bohannan voted twice.
Mr. Ketphnm is not here," continued
Mr, Weed
diner liohannan said nothing for a
moment attd than he ‘shoolr his head to
deny it. He indicated with his linger
that it was baclr of him that the vote
came from.
"is Mr. Ketchitm in the hall?" asked
Chairman Kennedyl
No answer came from the delegate.
"You voted in his place," said Mr.
Wood to Mayor Boliitnnaa.
"Yon lie." biased 'Mny’or lioltannan.
leaning over towards Mr. chd. ltt nu
undertone and shaking his linger in Mr.
Weed“ s face.
Ir. Wood's reply could not be heard.
but it seemed to be equally emphatic.
The incident passed. but Mr. Ketch-
Iiui’tt Vote was not recorded,
Every few minutes Mr. chd and
Mayor Dohunuan would exchange cont-
plimcnts. but in an undertone.
After it had died ottt Mayor llohan-
nan turned hack to (‘harics Sprcycr. of
New Haven, who was directly behind
him. and they had a good laugh.
«it. naansrwtorr or sponsor»
AI Uttaroaco ed the Italic Convention
' which is Contagious.
There was a delegate from New lin-
vest in the state convention yesterday
who had to endure a stream of l'idii‘llii'
today from those who heard a few re-
toarita he made in Bridgeport. yeuier.
day. lie is an ardent silver man and
after he lied heard I. C .Bcucdici of
tit-oenwich. apoah in the compound in
favor of eliminating the t‘hIt-ago pitu-
iorttt he More with vim tttiii venom to
coutrovrrt the proposition.
"ill. Greenwich of ilenmlici." began
the Ilrlcoaio. Then attmctitittg was said
about “Mr. ilreettwicit“ which Mr lieu
cdtot “ht not have liked. but the in-
ciiicht showing the twisted atind of thc
dcltgate was sulcleni to raise the ris-
ihliitles oi the Whole convention. «New
ilaven Regiiter.
0M.“ 0N Til” i‘iMii’l'
tiiy Associated Pm)
5m Inhapipllhilddh The fol
by the local
IIIcatltor home front Washington:
"Iottthoaat gains. Ilgmtla urticrod.
Itaatiy llooh. New Yet-it. Nhrrangaanstt
Illti Wt soda Iinll.
“ttturtn in lower lahc region moving
litil‘iiii'lai will cause southerly gains on
the New ituglud toast this afternoon
and tonight.
"ilOOltI."
iN A mug-j". ”'I MANN.
Iievonti' i-ai Witt. “Walther die-
The ibmu'a filial lighting company
his been placed in the hands of a re.
var. The capital stock is “I”.
“lion in on mind“! it infield-
in proceedings instituted by the First
flatten-l flank of flitwouhoo. which
hdds itooo worth of mortgages -
MANY I'IEHIRINN illiOWN El).
Mi
itmt Willa. lentombvr It lies.
vy aiortas an prevailing in the some
ass and in W have been drow-
ned between Felon» sod l.ittatt.aso
port tone at the province of Cooriaad.
with! sin ii“
.'i “0m
You litii
up Bouglit
brain:
Dorlon House.
J. E. Sullivan, proprietor and manager.
Temtn reachable; bathing irritating,
ilshin, electric care to hotel, cou-
neot it with all trains on the
. .. N. H. drli. B. it.
UNSURI'AHSEI) Biiillih‘. ii-iliANll FLA.“
BAKE?! AND SHORE DINNER“).
jyl lint
(litud Central Market.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers ltt
. Fish,
Oysters,
. Clams.
Norwallt, Lobsters,
Soft Shell Crabs.
Little Neck Clams sent out on the
Hall Shell. '
Water-melons and
Cucumbers on ice.
a...“ .-.
Imported Oil and Sardines.
——....a-_. ..
French and lutrictn Soups.
Hunt & Zelufi
,Toiophone lib-i.
mucosa
aromas
waanuousa.
ole. ate. ate.
son raartconaas taootan as
Ittiiltitiitltlstmsttoott.
amus’MIUIH-atnuuasast
Maud-assuminm
has 0a.. ltd lie-ass. lass-a.”
[boom-alts“
maydfl0
m
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Gregory's Point, South Norwalk.’
Taylordiiolden’s
”mule-3m.
m.” In the future.
astrona- IIcui'of the test Ia literally true. htncc
:P‘Mth-tif '.t-‘ilfi:
" in,“ real
WW
‘eil'filltifitn he." 4,
(ta. to tilt.
Front 8‘ to” Man.
Every boy' I: 1 “R30, ugh that." as taras
his Cloilicr ate concerned. can i help
heir} so. and we have to but cio hes to stand
his call hiul rough peas. By choosing only
lati‘ h c i‘othsJfi etnq‘pgrticular about the seams.
don an it it it res and seat. we produce
atroughc" cot cs’. yet ha‘ndsome and decidedly
bo tsh 'ln appearance. Extraordinary boys
clot es in every way. but at our ordinary
prices: #2 to $7 $0 for short-pants suits; $5 to
$15 for long-pants suits.
Men' a finite.
There’ s a good deal of a suit that docsut
see lightwtbe vitsls. on which shape-kc: ing
depends. We make it a "vital" Oilli to ave
the inside match the outside in goodness.
Thais one reason why our suits hold their
shape like the real tailor-made. From $5.
37 5‘0. 310. $15. 320.
‘H
ovdta'sristio a V ‘ ‘
son-ans Iota is. ma<o
asw iidlxl, _
lay-tog Littoral, St. .
oatoesvoar. lNcoitPOMTED
gay lain Must
‘..
Open liondoy. Friday and later-day Evenings.
a t.
LIL. V "0‘:
'unlit-runtutorialplantationno.g
'id'reri’.
.
r -“l‘.'
Dannie arm isomers.
J. Barbie is about opening a men
marker in Dariert.
iuntil after their fulfillment. as was
t true of Joel' a prophecy relating to Pen-
§.tecost yet all prophecies of a judgment
mature muttt be understood before their
Mru Newton ll. Crofoot ls vigmngifulfliiment: in order to he of any hen-
In New York city ieilt to those upon whom thtI judgment
its impending The illlii' oi the flood in
Mrs Mary Scanlon and family are the all!!! 0' Nollh “M given In an '1'
Vigiflng relatives in Troy ilusirniiou. Mr. Wallace aliirmed that.
_.___....__..__ while it was posslhla for the dcv.ll for
Some extensive alterations will short ‘angcls anti for human beings to make
ly take place upon the Point. isltrewd conjectures about many things.
good by reasoning from analogy, past
A boundary fence is being built bc- outtrcncea and illt‘l-l'lli. indications hit
tween Dugtlalc'a and Dixic' it properly. lithe truth in storm: traces. to God alone
{tho iuture is as luminous as the past:
Charles Adams and "- M. "“19“”“9 home he can declare "the end front the
"WV" ‘0 South Norwallt. yenicrtiuy. 0“ beginning. and from ancient times the
“ ”mm” irlp. killings that are not yet done tlauhlult
fxlvi.. 9. 10). That he has done this In
J- A 'l‘rowbrldge. 0' (‘ollcndcrn the lilltle Mr. Wallace presented an ab-
Point In continuing the gutter in front undancc of “MP... 0.“, prove deprecat-
Uf m“ properly. ing the fact that so many professing
W (‘hristltttts Wt‘rt.‘ I-il aware that these
M“ “i“ M" "WK“ """mi “W things were in the more. anti that a.
been attending the funeral of a rela- cause of "N, ignoring of prophecy on
m" i" 1‘0"“ "hm" the part of so large a proportion of tha-
'goapcl ministry of today. thr- pitlplt is
weak and ritcpticlsm is strong. it was
by the accomplishment of foretold cve
cuts that .iohovuh proved himself to h.-
(lod unclt-ntly. and by the autuc means
we can now demonstrate the fact that
tho lilltlc is the word of oil. nu luiul—
IilIle rulc oi faith gill practice. an un-
crrlng guide to n libido and an uucud-
ing lilo.
licv.
walk. will prcuclt
then- will no acrvlrr: on Sunday
(mice-rs Willium Pennington and
Walter llnll. of South Nurwulk. were
about town, yesterday. calling on
friends.
Mina Lizzie llump. of liialu' aircct.
llllri i't'ilii'lli‘ll iltlilii' from n work's vl~li
wllh Mrs. Loomon ll. Tripp. in South
NtII‘Willii.
.\ir. lliiil Mrs. l'ldii W. White, tri
Nichols. Tiogu county. New York. have
i". ll, Mneworili. of Hard Nor-
iltia evening. and
til 3
ltcru vlaiilug Mr. and hire. Newton
i'rufunt, Mniu sircci. “m“ '3" i‘ “'
l-‘t't-tlt-rlcit llnpc, formerly of Nor- ”Vlml.
unlit. now u illi‘illlit‘l' oi the crew of the pint, (3. ll. illalft‘cy and daugbici
Urn-gnu. i'uiiwl Stall-s Navy. is illt‘ Marlon. of Main .«il'u-cl. llii\‘l' l‘t'liil‘lli‘it
gucst of Hartford Smith. home from a visit Milt relative.» in
Avon, N. Y.
It is rumored that the Wee llurn
ilulf club has illlri‘iiiltatul illl' liottsc lit--
lougiug in bira. (‘ollcndcn uppuaitt-
Ilu- l'olni road. for a club-house.
.— ._.._._ w»...
lru l‘ciiy litirl had It wI-ll dug on his
place by ltolwrt Pom-rs. uf iiuullt Nur-
wullt. It is only six feet deep, but has
i
goo III oroaaoo or a line aupplv of watcr.
Major il. l.. Flli‘il lintt rcci-lvcd itlti -~-—
’.mflugg, ”.316“ discharge pupcrs and has arrive-d lioatc William ilniillu t'IIllillii a Illiilt'llll't‘
from i‘nmc Mood. 31w Imltur rcItra-Ia y-sicrtldy am Hi.- Standard Oil Wurlit-
".V°'..t COIN-'... lt-utlng Iltc scrvlcc, but i'll‘t'llilliiilliil‘i'n wittit- wilt-cling to numb Norwulll ml
Ilt'titttittltlti Ii. wnrl ttlillgt-Il in board It irtilicy l‘.ii‘ tu‘
I‘t'tli'ii ltln ili‘IliilliiUli. i
Alva ’l‘uIltill‘ lids had a uiItII t'llililfli‘
motor from the stream In front of Jun
uh Il. Iinytnnitti‘a llilii'et' for the [liii'ittmt'
of filling the ciatcru on tho place ...- .- u-
ttlt'd lty kit's. .lohu lavlin. "lho Li‘ttitr
Villl leave for bar it lllI'l' i‘l‘iiiiii‘ilii‘ ttl.
New Yotk «fly in dlmttt a week
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l
Milli".
’i‘ltc eutcriatnuloni IiVi'll in Wiwll-i
IIltttuu Hall by the Munoflolil Vaults
villc ili'litilii. Wtdt v-nluv evening. was
lll t‘t‘i‘i‘)’ way it I. . i aIiII‘oaa. i'r-aailltt
nor (‘harioa land d was the star in
his wonderful alalg u of hand iricits‘,
and ltnniu playillit. and batl an able
'I‘lto t‘ttnttrcttntlumtl iiunday school
will obsove lilt‘ ilrat riundcy in October
till. your a. ltullv Sunday. and on car»
uwt effort be being made to have ev-
I'l‘) member of "iv ni‘liilill prcauni. 'l‘lte
oscrcitwa will be bold ill the morning
in place of tho usual t-liurclt M‘I‘HI'O'
and will I‘iIilnlni of solo winning by the
school. with I'ccltttlltml. and iiiiili'i'nli by
tho paetor and others. to conclude- with .
It roll-call.
'i‘ito attctulttttrv iii the tent service
was not till Him» as uttuul Inst cvcttlng.
but the sermon. which wru- proaclIt-ti by
Rev iloorgt- ll. \\‘Itllttot-. Iti llridgt-puri,
who one of the able-st ttlttl tnoai luairiw~
tivo oi Iltc cniirc a rid... ilia Icttt Willi Iatli'lmt'icr in the pct on of Harry liiov-
II i'ctcr i “.'l: ‘ l‘or tlu prophet-y I'ttmc .tttton. the wall ituottu Ianor singer and
not itt old time by iluv will of lilitii icituutitutlai. and A. I third. the chain-
but holy int-n uf iluti spoke as they ‘Illuu huno piwycr of tuitnt-ciittti The
were movulity the Holy ilhoai.‘ following is the balance of tlic prtt~i
Wallace said it It‘i'lilOII unclean in say larainmc iiiacit- lilttitl mandarin...”
anything alarm the origin of propriety Frank Mansfield. muga. liauford
latter reading this it'll: that such a irIIuItlt; banjo solar i‘. it “again. I
;Iilltii"illdlii should be an "iii of all con- Iv'nor solo. iiarry ”li‘ii‘liwii; tattle at»
Irovorsy utdin this point. lie declared. in A. ti. Ford. and it number of Moor
that the handling of the subject by tntt- I. an altctohca The iniutit was untm‘
”if Christian teachers had been ouch as tho dim-lion of hire llarry liiavcttaotr.
is entirely lull-load the people with ra- I A very large audiottcc was pron-iii
uni In the two limiting of the mt. ‘
'l‘itarn positions. until be. are talten in lv‘itii‘lildit'ii tiltli‘l‘ldNi‘il i’ilflldii'l'lill
relation to the origin of sacred proph- lily Associated Prone.) ’
imy: rim. that it was written after ”"9“ ll" Mili'mlw flul boil
the events otaitrml tlccood. that recommendation of the board of par»
shrew/ti men guessed what would more done. tints-ram ’l‘unncli has commuted.
ihlrd. that the alaic- in... sentence of tit'itlli Impomt um;
‘wmtatn li. li'Isclit-r. It Mater negro.l
m ....... .......,.._ ..
we are to look for Ihe duplication of
“learned prophecy In human history The
mini named New was urged by the aura.
her as the correct one. Ir. Wallace
proceeded to show that. white onion oa-
mdpropoeeios were not W
or waa covlcieti of entering the house
0i lira. florid linoi in iWtiIilgltsa at
night with the intention to rota-It ata-
aaoit. mm was to have bash hang
ed on m 'i.
a
s s’
prrat her. to life Imprisonment. l'lsch- My. I g n. to II I" fl
.m—wi
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, .
a
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By presenting the Sentinel coupon.
and Ida, at Startevant's. you can obtain
any also of pattern.
. ‘1 ' A" .
(Mind Blouse Basque.
HINTS BY MAY MANTON.
Few colors are more decidedly cool i
in effect than gray and white. "l‘he
stylish basque shown in the Illustra-
tion is oi silk. which combines the two
ed with pure white Liberty to the shir-
rcd yoke and pllsso frill.
The foundation is a fitted lining that
closes at the canton front. The yoke
is first shlrred on the lines of perfora-
tions given in the pattern and is then
fut-ed on to the required depth anti clo-
sea at the left shoulder seam. but the
basque proper. which consists of back.
side back, under-arm gorcs and fltll
fronts closes lnvlslbly at the left side
beneath a strip oi band trimming which
finishes the edge. The circular frill of
the silk is edged with Liberty pllsse
and finished wt... a band. and is seam-
ed to the foundation at the edge of the
yoke. The sleeves are two-seamed and
fit snugly. and me basque portion is
seemed to the hotly at the waist line.
At the neck is a high collar of shirred
Liberty. supplemented by n frill. At
with frills that almulate culls.
To make this lmeque for a lady of
medium also four and one-half yards of
material twenty-two inches wide will
be required. The pattern. 7395. is cut
in sizes for a 32. 34. 36. iili and 40-inch
lllli-il. measure.
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The holder of this mutton Is I' 'ntltlt-d
liltiilt‘]‘1|li€l‘ll,i\ll)’ slat.
No. 7 it'. Hire—m—
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'blood. strong nerves. rt bright eye Mid
the wrist.- ure bands of the trimming:
PECULiAii POI 4"“ -
of nod
Every living thing, plant or- III)
contains within itself the germs of one
iota decay and death.
in the human body these girl! at
disease and death (nailed by so
i'tomaines). are usually the noun fl
imperfect digestion of load; the '
of indigestion or dyspepsia. ' ‘
'l‘he stomach. from abuse, 'flhfi
does not promptly and thorouhlr
gent the food. The result is a. I”;
sudden mass which fermentn (the
process of 'decay) poisoning the blood...
making it thin, weak. and lacking [it
red corpusclea: poisoning the brim
causing headaches and pain in in
eyes.
liad digestion irritates the hoai't.‘
causing palpitatloa and dually brine
lug on disease of this very important
organ. ‘
Poor digestion poisons the kidneys,
causes liright'rt disease and diabetu.
And this is so because ever! organ...
every nerve depends upon the stomach
alone for nouriahment and mews
anti weak digestion shows itself int
only in loan at appetite and flesh. but :
in wreak nerves and muddy camping- '
ion.
The great English scientist, Huxley, .
sold the best start in life is a sound
.iomm-h. Weak stomachs fail to di- '
gt‘e't food property, because they look
the proper quantity of digestive acids
(lactic anti hydrochloric) find pepto‘a
gt-nic producmt the most sensible rend
rd) in all cases of indigestion. to to
(like after each meal one or two of,
Silidf'iii ilyilpoprlia Tablets. bacon”
they supply in a pleasant. harmleso.
form all the elements that weak stom- .
ache lack. ‘e
The regular new of Stuart’s Dyspep-i,
sia Tablets will cure every form of sin-6'
mach trouble cxccpt cancer of the-
stomach.
They
increase flesh, insure DM‘
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clear tomplcxion, because all these rd. 3"
stilt only front wholesome food well
digested.
. Nearly all tlrugglsts sell Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets at 50 cents full sized
pztckngc or by nutll by enclosing price
to Stuart (10.. Marshall. Mich, but ask
your tirugglsi first.
A little book on stomach diseases
mailed frcc. Address Stuart (30.. Mar-
shall. Milli.
Ni) SET ON THE BEDS .
Engineer l). P. Sanford. has been
making a study of the oyster beds on
he is cxpcricntlng extensively trying o
numb.r of new ideas, and seeking to
.lcniuneiratc a theory of his own. He
has found that there is no set at all on
tho natural beds. Thus far only lid
iii-cum. have been granted for workers
the natural beds. All the stock on the
a.
YELLOW man EPIDEMIC.
In Only One '.l'own of tho loath to the
Disaster Causing Apprehension.
iliy Attaoclatcd Press.)
lAaiIliItlllt' Ky. Stmlililllllll' .‘.i-— T-t'lt
grapltlt advices from tho f.tr attuih lust
night iIttlltnie that ill only one town
it! the yellow fever i‘illilimlt tanning
mi'lmls apprchcuaiou l-‘ollowing is It
resume of the rlliiniltm:
(luc t'illit' of yellow fever has appear-
cd in the detention camp itti'ilii'il two
lentil Norwnlh.
Ia-pia Boots of latest Ityiso 0
Papers. Borders and (tilt Iouidings
taken to houses for inspection. on no-
t'i‘eo by postal. Minatso cheerfully
vi.
J. D. JENNINGS,
\kndevtaker.
1mm.
Ismail.
lstatinnanoa. out noon-n
miles from llic lily of .lritkstin. Misu-
Ilu- [Hill ill to lug .t whit.- w.ntuun The
i
.dI-lcttiluu iiilllli now Illiiitililt‘ thirtyi
[witple what but. lttl'll i\lttlai'ii 'l'ht‘
cordon oi guard: about 1b.. plrlu- illir
llt'i‘li tllIttltlt-d rind iiit‘l‘i‘ til lllllc IiItiiitt-r
til it Vili‘t‘ilil.
I'IH‘trliililll l-luuclttnt. of tho Lotti-Wino
l litutral «If lit til it, r'ecpmi that then
$lutvc lu-ctt reclaim . Ima nf yclitm lain-r
at Franklin in dull Tim .I. 'etIlIl lIIiH
, tit‘t‘lil‘i‘I‘ii llllll Ilu-rv lif‘l‘ lillti' illicctt t‘iis
c. lllllli‘i' irt'dilllt'lll, rill about: wrll. felt
I Write l't-iml‘l il\t~ III-w I.IN“~ .tl ilristuul.
Mm during Ilu- iIllnl iillil dune iiil‘i't
lit'lmlin ttrt- ll. lilllt lull-iii ill at Taylor ..
Imia, however, i! one or two years old.
()rdlntrily about .'i‘.’.' lllensea have been
uruuitd annually. The Connecticut
libel] Fish (‘Oiilllllrlrlltlil- rs Clcrlt Mai.-
IIh. wson llilii Engiutcr Sanford were
invited by ihc itliodc island Shell Fish
' iilllltitilOlitl‘ti to accompany them on
their annual insulation yesterday down
illt‘ l'mtlllc-ntc river. (‘lcrk Matthew
tatlll and Engineer Sanford accepted
:lllt‘ invitation.
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Show-Alter all. you must admit tilt
outncn or.» ltcticr tituti turn. lie—Oh.
l dou'i know. The lilble doesn't I!
. Intihlttg about naVi'll “0"“ being out
‘ttill of it man Show-No. of course
i.ttol llc itiln t-vcry ono of them yet.
CASTOR lA
Ior laiaato and “Hill.
liltihilttilattilrm”
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For broken surfaces.
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sores. M“ ‘
m. 0% “a! \iias. but only Hill In a too in Iotmriui i ltltt-a. burutt, akin dlacnaoa and on.-
Jacob M.Layton,
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INQURINCE.
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Mia-a. Ia gtowing sill tuna and ii i.
i lcnr- ll that the hobbit board will be im-
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tallrtdilli Iliruulliuul Iltc iilltgt 'l'ltcrI-
wtrc too tlf‘ililitl Ilicto yet-Iorduy and
one new case.
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cup of thil attvurclutta for illl'tl‘ y-ur
Hills and iipwnida. tht- ttluiicr to it.
sold at uuctluu for ion atttttclgliti was
won by It llutdy‘ a three yt-ur old but
iiily. Qiitcti of flung. by Iiaiult‘i out of
"Miamillil tllrl. witlt' ’“i‘od
Wight hum-n rttIt. diailtucc acvt-ti fill“
iuuga. "'l‘tttl“ tilt-an Ititto won the nur-
sery handicap. riding the larrillatd
liars-afoul stallion hiynitlta.
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ily Attenuated Press.)
Philadelphia. leptombor ”WM a
meeting of ingrnltl carpet yarn hitllt-
oars hold in Ibis city. an absolute shut
down of the mills rapreaentotl was do
cldrti upon. This action is tattoo bo~
canton of the overproduction of yarn.
Ti) iii! l’l.Ai‘ltll lN (‘illiliitiiiitttit
lily Associated l'rctta.l
lid- i’rllt‘ism. leptomlioi' 2‘ The
genial-I Vortttown. which has liven lay-
tag at tiara Island for several toottths
will be film II commission iii distill!
iv. '0'“
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her today the Ncw iiiii‘litt m lilttd lutudl .
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.ciuily piitm.thoro in one reliable I.- '
ctly. lierit'tt Wilt'lt liasol halve.
When you still for iN‘WIiI'I don't I-
u-pi .outttcricits or frauds. You Will
not bo disappointed by Itcwnt's Witch
iiuacl ilalve. idtiwarti P. Wood. lit!-
wzallt tloorge C. Iiiilwu. Iotlth I“.
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I people by Its uultlt tili‘t‘l anal shim
utay ialto II in large quantith wt
iiu burnt dotuur it iitll won for ‘
'lhl‘ ila'li I'I‘lliiillilllii Iii Ill! It" ration
used today for with. mom. its h
the throat or nimtlaate cotuho.
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lore than twenty million has M
ples of DtIWitt'a Will-it Hanoi m .
have been distributed by the monthl- ‘
turors. What better proof of M
conddonoo in its merits do you M.
ii curt-a piles. burns. sealds. satin.
the aiitl'tui apnea of time. toward
Wot-d limwaih: (icons 0. NM
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. You invite disappoint-oat when M
ospariatent. Dertt' s uttio
itisars are pleasant. only. w
ill! pills. M GIN motivation
sioh headache just so sore so
than. MM 1’. Wood
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